Which sentence is written correctly?
A. Use a cotton soft cloth to clean your
glasses.
B. Do you have any fresh Italian bread?
C. Load the plastic white tables in the
truck.
D. I walked long three miles to the
storo

Answer:

B. B is the only sentence that uses the correct order of adjectives.

Explanation:

Adjectives should be used in the following order:

So, let us look at your options.

In option A, the order of adjectives is material (cotton) and then physical quality (soft), which is not right. The correct answer would be "use a soft cotton cloth to clean your glasses."

In option B, the order is age (fresh) and then origin (Italian). This is correct.

Option C: the order is material (plastic) then color (white). The correct answer would be "Load the white plastic tables in the truck."

Option D: order is quality (long) and then size (long). It should be "I walked three long miles to the store"

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O A.
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B.
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O c.
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OD. frustrated
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